Medication
Regulation
Regulation
Products synthesized in a lab to produce therapeutic effects
What are DRUGS?
True or False:
Drugs that are controlled and regulated in Canada generally have a tendency to be abused/cause addiction and withdrawal
True
What is PRN?
A systematic method of problem-solving, forms the foundation for all nursing interventions.
What is a NURSING PROCESS?
A naturally occurring hormone made by your pancreas that helps your body use sugar for energy.
What is INSULIN?
Produced naturally (animal cells, microorganisms)
What is Biologic?
What a drug does, the therapeutic effects or usefulness clinically
What is THERAPEUTIC CLASSIFICATION?
Route where drugs given orally and those administered through nasogastric or gastrostomy tubes.
What is ENTERAL ROUTE?
The second step in the Nursing Process.
What is DIAGNOSING?
CNS Depressants , Alpha2 Adrenergic agonists, example is cyclobenzaprine
What is Centrally Acting- Skeletal Muscle Relaxants?
The second stage of drug testing and takes place in 3 phases.
The proper name of the drug or main drug ingredient.
What is GENERIC NAME?
An acquired hyperresponse of body defences to a foreign substance.
What is allergic reaction?
_____ are planned to meet the goals.
What are INTERVENTIONS?
Drugs of choice for moderate to severe pain
What is OPIOID?
It lays out the expectations for a practicing LPN in Alberta and helps us identify areas of improvement and develop continual learning plans.
What is CLPNA Competencies?
Can be sold in any store without professional supervision.
What is UNSCHEDULED?
If followed consistently, the chance of a medication error is greatly reduced.
What are the 10 RIGHTS OF DRUG ADMINISTRATION?
Subjective and Objective Data
What is ASSESSMENT?
Naloxone is an ______.
What is Opioid Antagonist?
If Health Canada authorizes the drug to be marketed in Canada, a Noticed of Compliance (NOC) and a ___________ are issued to indicate official approval.
What is Drug Identification Number (DIN)?
Healthcare providers may dispense these medications only to clients suffering from specific diseases or illnesses.
What are CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES?
Specific circumstances in which a drug is not recommended.
What is CONTRAINDICATION?
The I in ADPIE is?
What is INTERVENTION?
These medications are generally not recommended for people with GI bleed
What is NSAIDs?